Purnima Dates 2023 | Importance of Purnima
Purnima tithi is the full moon day according to the Hindu lunar calendar, a day considered to be very auspicious
Purnima also spelled Poornima is a Sanskrit name that means “full moon”. It is the time when the Moon is fully illuminated and is at its brightest. Purnima comes on the 15th tithi of the bright half (Shukla paksh or waxing phase) of the lunar fortnight. The end of Purnima tithi marks the begining of 15 days of Krishna paksha (waning) phase of the Moon and also the beginning of the new month (with Pradipada tithi) in the purnimanta system of Hindu lunar calendar.
Next Purnima is on July 03, Monday
July, 2023 Purnima tithi date & timing - Jul 02, 8:21 pm to Jul 03, 5:08 pm
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There are normally 12 Purnima days a year and each of them has their own significance. For many Hindus, Purnima is a spiritual day set aside for fasting and worship. Next Purnima, ie., Full moon in July, 2023 is on July 03, Monday.
Festivals & Vrats on Purnima
The Purnima tithi is of great importance and is considered very auspicious and is therefore reserved for special worship, fasting, and other spiritual activities. Hindus believe that worships and prayers offered on this day brings good fortune and prosperity. Many temples and shrines and even households hold special pujas and other religious ceremonies to honor the full moon.
Purnima vrat, Uma Maheshwar vrat, Satyanarayan Puja, Guru Purnima, Vat Purnima, Kartik Purnima, Holi Festival, Hanuman jayanthi, Dattatreya Jayanti, Raksha Bandhan, Buddha Purnima etc are associated with full moons of various hindu lunar months.
Purnima tithi timing on July 03, Monday
Purnima Tithi Start | 02 July, 2023 08:21 PM. |
Purnima Tithi End | 03 July, 2023 05:08 PM. |
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Purnima has a special place in many religions especially Hinduism. Hindu lunar calendar puts a lot of emphasis on the lunar cycle and Purnima is considered very auspicious and is especially good for worship and observing religious vows.
Pournami Days in a Year
So, how many Purnimas are there in a year? Typically there are 12 Full Moons in an English calendar. However, if there occurs a blue moon ie., when there are 2 full moons in one month, there can be up to 13 purnimas a year. During the past decade, year 2009, 2010, 2012, 2015 and 2018 witnessed Blue Moons. The next Blue Moon will occur in the month of October, 2020.
All Purnima dates in 2023 and Purnima Tithi End
Pausa Purnima January 6th, Friday |
Tithi Timing : Jan 06, 2:14 AM - Jan 07, 4:37 AM |
Magha Purnima February 5th, Sunday |
Tithi Timing : Feb 04, 9:30 PM - Feb 05, 11:58 PM |
Phalguna Purnima March 7th, Tuesday |
Tithi Timing : Mar 06, 4:17 PM - Mar 07, 6:10 PM |
Chaitra Purnima April 6th, Thursday |
Tithi Timing : Apr 05, 9:19 AM - Apr 06, 10:04 AM |
Vaisakha Purnima May 5th, Friday |
Tithi Timing : May 04, 11:44 PM - May 05, 11:04 PM |
Jyeshta Purnima June 4th, Sunday |
Tithi Timing : Jun 03, 11:17 AM - Jun 04, 9:11 AM |
Ashadha Purnima July 3rd, Monday |
Tithi Timing : Jul 02, 8:21 PM - Jul 03, 5:08 PM |
Sravana Purnima August 1st, Tuesday |
Tithi Timing : Aug 01, 3:52 AM - Aug 02, 12:01 AM |
Sravana Purnima August 31st, Thursday |
Tithi Timing : Aug 30, 10:58 AM - Aug 31, 7:05 AM |
Bhadrapada Purnima September 29th, Friday |
Tithi Timing : Sep 28, 6:49 PM - Sep 29, 3:27 PM |
Ashvina Purnima October 28th, Saturday |
Tithi Timing : Oct 28, 4:17 AM - Oct 29, 1:54 AM |
Kartika Purnima November 27th, Monday |
Tithi Timing : Nov 26, 3:53 PM - Nov 27, 2:46 PM |
Agrahayana Purnima December 26th, Tuesday |
Tithi Timing : Dec 26, 5:47 AM - Dec 27, 6:03 AM |